As we wrap up our Yellowstone/Grand Teton series, we wanted to culminate with OUR Top 5 places to see in Yellowstone. I think it’s pretty obvious what you should see in the Grand Tetons……..the Grand Tetons.
You can see the related Top 5 video HERE!
Continue readingBeautiful and (mostly) serene, that’s Leigh Lake in the Tetons.
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Continue readingIt’s easy to see why this barn is photographed so darn much.
You can watch footage of our time at the barn HERE!
Continue readingGo directly to Jenny Lake. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. Just GO.
Watch the video of our canoeing experience HERE!
Continue readingFun fact: There are over 10,000 hydro-thermal “features” in Yellowstone (straight from the NPS website)!! While Old Faithful and the Upper Geyser Basin seem to be the most popular, the Norris Geyser Basin, Paint Pots, Grand Prismatic, and West Thumb are GREAT places to see a number of other geysers, fumaroles, mud pots, and hot springs.
You can watch the video of our experience with different thermal features on our YouTube Channel!
Continue readingNote to self: maybe next year see the ACTUAL Grand Canyon? This was our second “Grand Canyon of…” on the year and it didn’t disappoint!!
Watch the video of our time around the canyon here!
Continue readingThings got real when we stopped by Canyon Village in Yellowstone National Park and rented bear spray for our hike up Mt. Washburn from Dunraven Pass.
Check out the gorgeous video of our hike on our YouTube Channel!
Continue readingWhile most people travel to Yellowstone just to see Old Faithful, it might have been the one “attraction” that we were somewhat dreading. There are SO MANY people in attendance for the geyser’s frequent and stunning eruptions.
You can watch the video for our time around Old Faithful HERE!
Continue readingThe colorful terraces of Mammoth Hot Springs welcomed us to the park three days in a row–talk about an entrance! Finally, on the third day, we were able to stop off and explore around.
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Continue readingWe went on an adventure! A hydrothermal adventure at Yellowstone National Park.
You can watch the preview video on our YouTube channel!
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